I bought this after spending several days without power following Hurricane Ida. My brother loaned me his generator after his power was restored. I decided this wouldn't happen to me again. I found this generator on club website and loved the features and the amount of power it provides. I haven't had to use it yet, but having the dual fuel option and electric start make this generator stand out.

I just bought this generator and had the electrician who installed my transfer switch demonstrate how to use it. He was impressed on how easy it was to assemble and start. I haven't needed to use it yet but grateful that I have it in the event of a blackout.

No damages or imperfections right out of the box. Put the wheels, front pads and propane hose on in 15 min. I ran it at 3/4 load with propane for almost an hour. Ran perfect and the harmonic stayed around 61 with 248 volts constant. I was hooked up to the 50 amp plug then to a house connection I was able to separately run the oven/stove, washer, dryer and hot water tank. I didn't try the AC heat pump. it is 3.5 ton.

We searched quite a bit until we found the WGen 9500 Dual Fuel generator. It meets all of the requirements we discussed with our electrician to be protected during blackouts. Although we thankfully haven't had to use it yet, it started right up after initial assembly preparation.

Assembly instructions look like someone that does not speak English natively (or well) wrote them (although they are good enough to work with and assembly is minimal). As the title states, the unit arrived with a dead battery. It seems someone at the factory forgot to turn the power off before boxing. Who knows how long it sat in the warehouse before arriving, but connecting the battery charger for an entire day, did nothing to revive it. Hoping Westinghouse will send another battery free of charge. If not, will return it. Other than that, it appears to be well, sturdily constructed. Have not tried to start it yet, pending the battery issue. Disappointed that the unit was constructed outside the U.S.A., hence not recommending others to purchase.

I bought the Wgen9500 before a potential ice storm. I purchased this generator because it is large enough to handle most of my electrical needs if the power goes out. We did not loose power and therefore have not had an opportunity to use it. I was impressed that it came with a instruction manual, tools to assemble wheels, legs and oil for the engine. It was very easy to assemble and easy to start. It appears to be a well built unit.

Purchased a few months ago and finally needed to use it. We were without power for 2 and a half day. Had purchased a 30 lb propane cylinder. For about 20 hrs of running, used about 45 lbs propane. Super easy to hook up, push button start worked like a gem, and ran quieter than expected and very consistent. Hooked up hot water tank, heating system, fridges, TV, internet, computer, fishtank, chest freezer. Ran the dishwasher and that caused a few jumps in the power, but made it through. Super happy with it.

I bought this about 3 months ago and we just had a tornado come through. This house keeps on running with this generator so no worries about losing any food and stay cool. Being able to switch from different fuels is nice when needed. Would defiantly would buy this again.

Read many reviews and decided to buy the Westinghouse with 9500 running watts. It is dual fuel and comes with remote start which is good for what I need. Setup was straight forward and easy to operate when I tried it the first time. Guess I will find out how it work when next power out situation.

This generator came packaged nicely which kept it safe during delivery. This was very simple to put together with very minimal assembly. The generator came with very clear instructions and a manual. I am impressed with all the features this generator has. It has a very sharp look to it, not that it matters, but definitely worth noting. I followed the directions and it started up right away. I am very happy with this purchase!